I have an outdoor antenna, digital TV, VCR/DVD combo & an RF modulator. How do I connect these devices?

I have an outdoor antenna, digital TV, VCR/DVD combo & an RF modulator. How do I connect these devices? The antenna comes into my home with a coaxial cable.

The TV & RF modulator have the coaxial ports, but the VCR/DVD does not. What sequence do I follow to connect all these things? Asked by wanda 40 months ago Similar questions: outdoor antenna digital TV VCR DVD combo RF modulator connect devices Consumer Electronics > Cell Phones & Accessories.

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1 Sorry, I pasted in the wrong response. Here is what I meant to sayIf by digitalTV you mean that you have a digital broadcast TV tuner built in, then connect the coax antenna feed to the TV input. If your TV has video out and audio, connect that to your DVD/VCR unit inputs and connect it's outputs to the TV.

The modulator is useless. With the details that you gave, this is as good advice as I can give. If this does not do it for you, post a question including manufacturer and model numbers.

If your TV does not have a digital broadcast tuner, then as of February, you are going to need a Digital TV Converter. You can get a coupon for $40 and then buy one for $40, and get it essentially free (other than sales tax) unless you go for a better model. Once you have that, you can connect your antenna to the converter and the output to DVD/VCR which is in turn connect to the TV.

Sorry, I pasted in the wrong response. Here is what I meant to sayIf by digitalTV you mean that you have a digital broadcast TV tuner built in, then connect the coax antenna feed to the TV input. If your TV has video out and audio, connect that to your DVD/VCR unit inputs and connect it's outputs to the TV.

The modulator is useless. With the details that you gave, this is as good advice as I can give. If this does not do it for you, post a question including manufacturer and model numbers.

If your TV does not have a digital broadcast tuner, then as of February, you are going to need a Digital TV Converter. You can get a coupon for $40 and then buy one for $40, and get it essentially free (other than sales tax) unless you go for a better model. Once you have that, you can connect your antenna to the converter and the output to DVD/VCR which is in turn connect to the TV.

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I have an outdoor antenna, digital TV, VCR/DVD combo & an RF modulator. How do I connect these devices?

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